Stefon Diggs is a known commodity in Maryland . He first caught the eye of college coaches around the country as a blue-chip recruit of Good Counsel High School. He then surprised many around college football circles by deciding to stay home and attend the University of Maryland as one of the ...

Steve Bisciotti had his answer before the question even finished. A reporter asked Bisciotti about his assessment of the 2014 season, and the Ravens owner shared a telling response during Tuesday’s season-review press conference at the Under Armour Performance Center. “I think it’s an A. A-plus is ...

Head Coach John Harbaugh and wide receiver Torrey Smith both took in the Terps-Indiana men’s basketball game last night. And they were presumably rooting for opposite sides. Smith, a Maryland alum, was obviously rooting for the victorious No. 19-ranked Terps, who held on for a 68-66 home win. Harbaugh was presumably cheering for the visiting Hoosiers, who are coached by his brother-in-law, Tom Crean. At least Harbs masked his interests, as he wore a gray pullover. Smith watched the game with former Terps teammate and current Miami Dolphins defensive tackle A.J. Francis and ESPN sportscaster Scott Van Pelt (another Maryland alum). Not sure who Harbs watched the game with, but he did takes some selfies with fans (as did Torrey). Check them out. (Mobile users click “View in browser” above.) Great win tonight #letsgo #terps also an honor to meet such a great coach and person pic.twitter.com/A2SSdvypFn — Bailey Ehrenpreis (@boeknows_bohs) February 12, 2015 Look it's @jmacklin52 with @Ravens Coach Harbaugh @umterps Game #Terps Go # Maryland ! pic.twitter.com/6EAfQljbx2 — Downtown Diane (@downtowndiane) February 12, 2015 College Park #terpnation A photo posted by Torrey Smith (@torreysmithwr) on Feb 11, 2015 at 8:27pm PST

Former Ravens running back Ray Rice released the following statement to The Baltimore Sun Friday morning before moving from Maryland back home to New York: Dear Baltimore, This is not a farewell or goodbye. The last seven years that my family and I have spent in Baltimore have by far been the best ...

The Ravens know exactly who they will get a chance to see up close when the NFL Scouting Combine begins Tuesday. The NFL has released its list of more than 350 players invited to the annual combine in Indianapolis. The combine officially opens tomorrow, and then the on-field workouts will begin ...

RAVENS FOUNDATION, INC. PARTNERS WITH ATHLETES SERVING ATHLETES The Ravens Foundation, Inc. has joined forces with Athletes Serving Athletes (ASA) in forging a charitable partnership, it was announced Thursday. Beginning in 2015, the Ravens Foundation will provide financial assistance in the amount ...